When I go to update my email address it tells me that I have unknown errors on my postal code and and address information even though I'm not changing any information in those fields and there's no errors in them.
Holland. Including Amsterdam and Rotterdam with some Dutch countryside in between. Amsterdam is old and you'd ride around on a bike quite a bit, but people still drive there. You could take a bus tour. Rotterdam is much more modern and new, and then there'd be Windmills and cows and such. Human trafficking, drugs, sex, it's got it all. It'd be the equivilant of San Andreas only in The Netherlands.
I've been with Gamefly forever..and they have good deals on games if you decide to purchase them if you stay with them for a while. I live on the West Coast and they ship out from California, it takes about 3 days for my game to get to them/for it to get to me. It's worth it. And the more you rent at a time the better the value is.
Almost all of the music is licensed. Saints Row is much more arcade-y than this is. That being said, I wince whenever GTA4 is described as 'realistic' Other than some of the physics and the graphics, the sheer amount of unrealistic aspects of this game astound. Being shot out of your car and smashing your head into a wall at 80 plus miles per hour will always kill or paralyze you. You do not get up. You do not walk away. You do not lose a wanted level just by going to sleep in your condo. You do not lose a wanted level by walking a certain distance away from the crime scene and squatting under a f***ing overpass. You do not regenerate health by eating peanuts. People have computers and the internet at home. A pool table is not only functional within a pool hall. Parking a helicopter in your parking spot would probably get you in trouble. And not everyone knows how to fly a helicopter...especially Little Jacob or Brucie. Let's just be honest here. The realism is surface level. Oh, and I love this game. It's better than any meat injection, according to my addiction level. 9.5/10. I disagree with you.
As a child of the 90s, GTA SA will always have a special place in my heart. I liked the scope of the game more than GTA 4 and the soundtrack was in my opinion better, though GTA 4's is more varied and larger. Plus it was bigger and there were more vehicles. I'm looking forward to the next iteration of GTA on the next-gen consoles as I believe they will embody more of the scope of San Andreas while maintaining the superior overall quality of 4.
And no, I didn't notice that, but thanks for the heads up I'll keep an eye out for it.
You say that it's only for 2 games, but by having a 360 you will I'm sure end up playing other games for it, like the other exclusives, such as Ninja Gaiden 2, I would imagine.
....it should also be noted that while you may not think you care now, after they start accruing you may find yourself doing things that you wouldn't do other wise in a game just to get the achievement...this is the best thing about achievement points. Maybe you won't, but I didn't care initially but your score starts going up and all of a sudden you think hmm...just a couple more to x-thousand or whatever, or you want to have a reason to keep playing a game that you're really already done with.
I wish headsets could only be used in friend matches...
Mau-Justice
If you go to your settings you can make it so that you can only hear your friends through your headset, and only your friends can hear you. I did that for a while...it has it's perks but you're less likely to make anymore friends that way.
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